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Lightstructures is a term used to describe certain aids to navigation. It includes lighthouses and some other permanent, built structures. For a full definition of the term you are referred to the Pharology master site. On this site you will find links to sites about lighthouses and lightstructures of the world.
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A website devoted to the lighthouses of England.PARSED CONTENT
The web page had the following in the web site, "The Eddystone lighthouse is shown above during a gale in September 2000." I viewed that the web page stated " It is the starting point for our tour of lighthouses around the world." They also said " Top left is the Smeaton Tower after its 2003 refurbishment. This site will be continuously enlarged. Please keep coming back to view new additions. NOTE All photographs are by Ken Trethewey, unless otherwise indicated. Photographs may be copied on a bona fide. Pharology websites sponsored by Jazz-Fusion Books." The meta header had England as the first search term. This keyword is followed by English, lighthouses, and pharology which isn't as important as England. The other words they uses is United Kingdom. UK is included and will not be understood by web crawlers.SEE SUBSEQUENT WEB SITES
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Analysing the English Collections at the Pitt Rivers Museum. The English artefacts in the Pitt Rivers Museum. Donated by Thomas James Carter 1898. 2 Man using a winnowing basket, Cambridge. Photo purchased from Francis Darwin. Read a selection of statistics about the collections.
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